The movie is steeped
The movie is steeped in ruthless, sometimes violent, killings, and plots that seem to be based on the popular bestselling novels of the time. The murders are so blatant that it's almost shocking to watch. The plot is particularly brutal, and the victims are only briefly glimpsed. A photographer (played by Gail Carey) captures the horror of the murders, and then her own life is repulsed, and she tells a detective (Dennis Craig
The movie is steeped in a sense of dark-washed humour and it's disjointed, with pointless camera work and potentially unneeded colour. We are left with the impression that the film is about a woman, played by an ex-con, who is killed by a drunkard who has sex with her. This leads to the discovery that the murderer is really a doctor and is taking her on a murder trial. The ending is about as entertaining as